The fireman had tied rope around the tree to pull it down, but the tree was refusing to move. When the dog saw the firefighters in distress, he decided to grab a part of the rope with his mouth and pull. The dog guardian tried to pull his dog away, thinking the dog was intruding on the firefighters work, but the dog refused. He really wanted to help!

The firefighters, understandably, couldn’t stop laughing over the dogs tenaciousness but gladly took the extra paw.

Often times it’s the firefighters who are helping dogs when they are in trouble, but that doesn’t mean man best friend aren’t capable of helping humans! Dogs have been side by side with people for decades serving as service and therapy dogs. With their cheerful grins and wagging tails, dogs are well versed in comforting people in their time of need. And as this story highlights, dogs can also lend their talents to firefighters in their time of need!

If you enjoy this adorable video as much as we do, be sure share this article with your dog-loving friends to put a smile on their face!

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The shelter felt Bunny would not be adoptable because of her condition, and so they sent her to a facility that could provide her with the care she needed.

No rescue was able to take her in, and because of this, the shelter decided they needed to euthanize her…

Before the shelter was able to do this, a woman decided to step in and change things for Bunny forever.

Nikki Martinez had experience working with foster animals, and wanted to make sure Bunny had a fair chance of living. She worried Bunny could be too sick to survive, but she was willing to try anything she could.

“She was underweight, missing hair and urinating blood,” Martinez told The Dodo. “At one point she was so frail, I was scared to check in on her the following morning because I didn’t know if she would still be alive.”

By miracle, Bunny made it through her first few days in foster care…

And then a few more days.

While Bunny began to recover, she still needed to be monitored. Martinez always worked to find a way to be with her.

“She had to be isolated from my resident pets and other fosters so she was with me the majority of the time,” Martinez said. “I had shirts with giant pockets in the front and she would hang out in the pocket/pouch. I’d take her everywhere I went so she wouldn’t be alone. Doing household chores, walking the dogs, going to the store — she went everywhere with me.”

As time went on, Bunny grew stronger, and her ringworm infection slowly improved.

Bunny’s personality began to rise to the surface more each day, until she was nearly ready to find her forever home. Martinez knew, however, that Bunny would need a very specific family to care for her.

Fortunately, the perfect family came into the picture to adopt Bunny. They understood that despite her health problems, this was a kitten deserving of love.

“Bunny appeared on my Instagram … during the holiday of 2016-17,” Marija Jennings, Bunny’s new mom, told The Dodo. “I started following Nikki and immediately unfollowed because I didn’t think Bunny was going to make it and it was too painful to watch her suffer. But photos of her kept coming up … and at that point Jack [my partner] and I fell in love with her and became emotionally invested in her recovery.”

The couple that wanted to adopt Bunny had two cats. The two were clearly ready for a new addition to the family!

“Not only did they adopt her, but they agreed to take over her fungal treatment,” Martinez said. “I couldn’t have found a more loving, dedicated family to adopt her.”

The couple brought Bunny into their home and gladly took over her needed treatments. While Bunny’s ringworm was believed to be nearly gone, the case turned out to be far worse than anyone expected.

“At that point, she had contaminated us and our other cats, and pretty much everyone we know,” Jennings said. “As Bunny got older, the treatments became more and more traumatizing and uncomfortable, but Bunny was able to take it in stride.”

Since Bunny’s hair began to come back, as well as her personality, it was hard to tell just how severe her condition was. Luckily, her parents never once regretted taking in Bunny. All they cared about was helping her heal and live a full life.

 

“It took biweekly baths, antifungal medication and decontaminating our apartment from floor to ceiling every week; even then the progress that we made was not very encouraging,” Jennings said. “After a few months of no progress, our ringworm case had become so legendary that our vet enlisted the help of specialists, and they held weekly meetings to discuss how to proceed.”

After trying almost everything, the vet decided to try a new medicine for Bunny–and it finally worked! Come September of 2017, Bunny was finally healed!

Once everything was said and done, you might think Bunny would end up a bit nervous or anxious…

But Bunny is an active, happy cat that climbs around all over!

Bunny’s personality brings joy to everyone in her life, and reminds her family that the challenging journey to recovery was well worth it.

“She has been bathed so much that she has developed an obsession for towels,” Jennings said. “When I come out of the shower, she cries until I wrap her in one, hold her like a baby and kiss her on her forehead over and over while she sleeps in my arms. If I stop kissing her forehead, she bites my nose. She also likes to be carried around the house inside of an Ikea bag and comes running as soon as she hears one crinkle.”

 

While Bunny’s life began with great challenges, and nearly ended quickly, she has ended up as a loving kitty full of kindness and compassion. Her fighting spirit has allowed her to become a healthy and ringworm-free cat.

“Not all ringworm infections are as bad as Bunny’s was,” Jennings said. “These cats deserve a chance that they don’t get in shelters — it just takes someone that is willing to spend the time and have the commitment that is required to make them healthy again.”

Want to know more about Bunny’s life? Check out her Instagram!

Source: The Dodo

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“We were contacted about the five puppies in distress on a private property 45 minutes west of Edmonton. All five puppies [were] severely emaciated and dehydrated,” Tessa Lee told The Dodo.

Lee quickly made her way over and was granted access to the property near the Alberta Beach. She was only authorized to gather the five puppies, despite there being other animals seen on the property.

The five puppies were frozen, and very close to death in the cold. Lee drove the puppies to her home, but could not be certain they would survive.

Lee was quick on her feet, thinking carefully of all she could do to help the poor dogs.

“I assessed their hydration levels, and put them on heat packs while administering fluids subcutaneously,” Lee said. “We relied on maple syrup to boost glucose levels and slowly began administering recovery wet dog food every two hours via feeding syringes.”

Through her holiday, Lee brought the litter of puppies back to health as best she could. Fortunately, Lee’s family understood her caring for the dogs. They have come to expect spur of the moment rescues after seeing Lee and her friends help animals in need at the volunteer-run rescue.

“Our families have come to expect some special animal guests joining us for Christmas dinner, whether it is a litter of kittens, puppies or even a ‘bottle baby’ lamb,” Lee explained. “We find that this time of year many people are traveling to be with family and therefore more animals in distress are noticed and reported. Our phones are definitely never off during the Christmas season.”

As Christmas Eve came about, the bottle-feeding and warmth seemed to do justice for all of the puppies – except one. While her brothers and sisters were recovering, this little puppy was struggling to even hold herself up.

Because of her red fur, Lee called the puppy Ruby. For Ruby, the next day could be the difference between life and death.

She is holding on and beginning to perk up,” Lee posted on WHARF’s Facebook page December 24. “Keep her in your thoughts and we will update everyone on her after the holidays.”

With great luck, Christmas brought a miracle. Ruby made it through the night and was finally on her feet.

“Merry Christmas everyone!! We have movement,” Lee wrote on Facebook. “This puppy didn’t have the strength to lift her body up yesterday. She is drinking water and eating on her own now.”

Support came from all corners of the web after Lee’s post. People even offered to take Ruby in!

. “At this point, Ruby’s condition is touch and go, and she is under 24/7 monitoring with us,” Lee explained. “The other four seem to be holding fast, we will be keeping everyone updated on Ruby’s condition as time goes on.”

While helping these puppies has been no simple task, Lee is more than happy to do it.

“Special cases such as these just require a huge dedication of time and effort, whether that’s waking up every two hours to feed them or monitoring alertness throughout the night,” Lee added. “Every animal deserves to be cared for and over the last decade we have done everything in our power to provide that to every animal that comes through our rescue.”

If progress continues as it has, Ruby’s siblings should be ready for adoption by some time in February!

For those interested in adopting a pet, Lee has some careful words of advice.“We urge people that are considering bringing an animal into their families to ensure that they are able to afford to spay/neuter their animal so situations like this no longer happen.”

Source: The Dodo

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While Laura Ringenberger, her husband, and two children were visiting with relatives in Napa, California, they were asked to evacuate.

“When we got that phone call, we didn’t think much of it,” Ringenberger told The Dodo. “But when we walked outside, the moon was pink, and we were staring at raging fires across the way.”

Ringenberger woke her children and had them sent to safety with relatives. Ringenberger, however, was not leaving without her cat, Kitty Kitty Star.

“My husband was knocking on our neighbors’ door to make sure they were up and moving — they were an older couple,” Ringenberger said. “While he was doing that, I was calling for the kitty. I called for 15 to 20 minutes.”

Locating Kitty Kitty Star was easier said than done. As a primarily outdoor cat, Kitty Kitty Star spent most of her days exploring. As time passed trying to locate the cat, the fires slowly got closer.

“I did not want to leave her,” Ringenberger said. “None of us wanted to leave her, but it was a life or death situation. People have died in these fires.”

While Ringenberger knew her cat was resilient, she still feared the idea of losing her cat forever.

On Monday, Ringenberger and her family remained with family in another part of Napa. Anxiously, the family awaited news.

When the news came, it was shocking. Their house had burnt down.

Ringenberger could only think of one thing: Kitty Kitty Star.

When Ringenberger found out she would be able to see the house, she ran into a man filming for ABC News. She asked him to take her to her home.

“It’s just ash and dust,” Ringenberger said. “It’s a lot to process.”

Ringenberger began yelling out for the cat, but nothing happened.

Until suddenly…

“Far off in the distance, we heard her. ‘Meow, meow,’” Ringenberger said. “It was a moment of giddiness. I thought, ‘Oh my gosh, I can’t believe she got through all of this.’”

Ringenberger immediately grabbed Kitty Kitty Star and cuddled with her.

“You could tell that she’d been in the thick of it,” Ringenberger said. “She was all brown and smoky.”
Despite all of the devastation, Kitty Kitty Star was okay – and that was all that mattered.

“I’ve never heard her more vocal,” she added. “That first day driving back, she just gave me the business all day long, as if she was telling me, ‘How dare you for leaving me,’ or ‘You wouldn’t believe what I saw.’”

After losing their home, Ringenberger’s family is staying at a friend’s condo in Lake Tahoe.

“Kitty Kitty Star is now an indoor cat, and my daughter’s really happy because that’s all she ever wanted,” Ringenberger said.

Kitty Kitty Star seems to be loving her new role.

“This place where we’re staying has two flights of stairs, and she’s been bouncing up and down the stairs,” Ringenberger said. “She’s a very happy kitty. We woke up this morning, and she was curled up in bed with us, which was a sweet thing.”

While figuring out the future may be a challenge for the Ringenbergers, the family still has each other – even Kitty Kitty Star.

Source: The Dodo

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At Columbia Police Department in South Carolina, officers noticed a cat outside of the station. He had arrived one weekend a month ago.

Rather than be subtle and cute to get what he wanted, this cat demanded everyone’s attention and love!

To no surprise, the police officers could not resist.The officers adjusted to the cat’s presence quickly, despite his originally uninvited presence.

It did not take long for the cat to take overlaps.

One of the officers fell in love with the cat – so much he took a selfie with him!

And of course, someone caught a picture of the moment taking place.

(Clearly, the cat is getting all of the attention he is looking for.)

Knowing the cat likely had a family somewhere, the officers decided to try to send the cat back home.

…But the cat wanted no part of this.

As the next day came, the cat returned again. His attention-loving ways had not gone anywhere.

Officer Brandon Montgomery had his first encounter with the cat on this day, as he had been off work over the weekend.

“Whenever an officer would go in or out, he would run back inside real quick,” Montgomery said. “He wanted to be pet and held. He likes being on shoulders, very much. He’ll climb right up.”

The officers posted photos of the cat online in an attempt to find the original owners. No one claimed the cat, however, so instead it was time to make a choice. Rather than send the cat to a shelter, Officer Montgomery volunteered to adopt the cat.

The cat, now known as Kingsley, has made himself quite comfortable in the Montgomery home.

Kingsley is not the only rescue pet in the home, giving him plenty of company – including a dog and two other cats.

“(Kingsley is) getting along really well with the dog,” Montgomery said. “Our other cats have met him under controlled circumstances. We’re slowly introducing each of them to each other. They’re being normal cats, so they hiss and puff.”

Did we mention there are two toddlers in the Montgomery home as well?

“I’m a pet lover,” Montgomery said. “I consider my pets parts of the family. He’s doing very well.”

While we may never know why Kingsley decided to show up at the police station in the first place, it sure is great he did! From the start, it seemed Kingsley knew just what he wanted and where to find it.

“It worked out for him,” he said. “It definitely worked out.”

Source: The State

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A 4-month-old German Shepherd-Border Collie named Sevro au Barka was venturing to the park with his owner, Calvin Crook. While enjoying the autumn weather, the pair noticed someone in the distance…

To the great amazement of Calvin Crook, Sevro au Barka went bolting across the grass!

“The two dogs ran right for each other and began a full-on wrestling playtime instantly,” Crook told The Dodo. “They seemed very similar and comfortable right away.”

While the likelihood of this encounter was close to zero, Crook knew there was something valuable in how these dogs interacted with each other.

“There is definitely a distinctive way they play with each other compared to other puppies they meet,” Crook said.

On usual one-hour walks in Sue Higgins Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Sevro usually comes across up to thirty dogs! It is very unusual for there to be a loving or gentle greeting in the process of these encounters. On some occasions, Sevro may show interest in playing, but in other situations, he merely sniffs and moves on.

In this moment, Sevro was leaping around excitedly. Crook decided to have a conversation with the other dog’s owners – and that’s when things started to click.

The other dog was also a Shepherd-Collie mix, and was similarly 4-months-old. The dog was named Harley.

“[Sevro] looks like he is a furry black bear, with brown socks on,” Crook said, while Harley is a golden brown, and yet, there was something so familiar about them together.

Crook had saved photographs of Sevro’s birth parents on his phone, so he quickly took them out to show the other owner.

“It was then we found out they were siblings,” Crook said.

Harley was Sevro’s brother!

After being separated for nine weeks,  the two were thrilled to see each other again.

For the puppies, it was an odd adjustment coming from a large litter of other dogs.

“When he first got to his new home, he seemed happy and playful, but the first night was tough for him,” Crook said. “It was hard for him to go from having eight furry bedmates to alone on the floor.”

“I know you aren’t supposed to have them sleep in the bed with you, but now he has his own little corner of the bed that makes him really happy,” Crook explained.

Now, Sevro and Harley get to spend time together on a regular basis playing in the park.

“Sevro is a ball of energy,” Crook added. “He will never stop playing as long as there is someone willing to wrestle.” And when they see each other, Harley is always happy to oblige.

Source: Reddit and The Dodo

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When Hurricane Harvey hit Houston, Texas, a large steer became trapped in the mud.

Everyone in the Rayford Road area of Spring, Texas, came by to help out. At 15-years-old, this longhorn- Samson – was too big to miss! With his notably long horns, the community has come to know him well.

“His owners have had him since he was a calf. He’s very much loved by them, and everyone in the community. He’s a gentle giant,” said Amanda Sheridan, a local resident.

As Samson’s yard became filled with water, he began sinking into the mud. Kenneth and Margaret Tann, Samson’s owners, were extremely worried!

“He weighs about 1800 pounds. The ground became like quicksand,” Kenneth Tann explained. “He’s a member of our family, and we started asking neighbors for help to get him out.”

Kaeleigh Jordan, the Facebook admin for the neighborhood’s page, found out about Samson’s situation. She posted an urgent message:

“Can anybody help? A longhorn stuck in the mud!! Please? This is a beg!!”

When Amanda Sheridan saw the Facebook post, she got her whole family!

“Come on! We are going to help rescue Samson,” said Sheridan.

Fortunately, many others saw the post as well! In fact, almost two dozen people came to help in raincoats and boots.

“Y’all want to go get a cow out of the mud?” said Christopher Miller, a man staying in the Rayford Road with a friend.

“No one hesitated,” Miller said. “Everyone got up and immediately grabbed shovels and we hopped in the car.”

It seemed as though fate brought the community together!

When Christopher Miller made it to Samson, he noticed the number of people there to help! “Armed with shovels and the clothes on our backs, not a one of us cared what we were getting into,” said Miller. “Trucks were pulling up left and right. People were coming through neighboring yards like ants.”

When Sheridan arrived she felt discouraged about saving Samson.

“It had been raining for hours. It was right when the hurricane was in its prime point,” said Sheridan. “Samson was in a hole. He could not get up. He needed help or he was going to drown.”

Of course, Samson’s owners were thankful to see the community coming together to help their steer. “All of a sudden I looked up and saw more than 20 people I never saw in my life wanting to help,” said Kenneth Tann.

To make sure Samson had a safe place once lifted from the mud, the crew put boards on the ground.

In order to pull the longhorn up, they wrapped straps around Samson’s body and pulled with a tractor. Unfortunately, the tractor also got stuck in the mud.

Things started feeling really bleak. Samson seemed to be going into shock!

The team of rescuers put the straps onto an SUV. “Next thing I know a good bunch of us were working on a Jeep, just using good, old-fashioned manpower,” said Miller.

Samson was out of the mud!

While it was great to see him safely above the ground, he was clearly not doing well. “He didn’t want to move. His eyes were rolling in the back of his head. We didn’t think he was going to make it,” said Sheridan.

Everyone searched for a veterinarian. They had blankets and tarps on Samson.

“We started moving and massaging his legs, trying to get circulation going,” said Sheridan. “My kids were cheering for him saying, ‘Come on Samson!’”

Samson could feel the love around him. “Samson kept looking for his ‘mom’ [one of his owners],” said Sheridan. “She would get down on her hands and knees and call to him, and tell him she loved him. You could see him respond.”

After about a half hour, Samson was eating!

The rescuers were coated in mud and cold, but it was all worth it to save Samson.

“This was love in its purest form. I don’t know anyone I met there,” said Miller. “We exchanged hardly any small talk while we worked, but we all knew each other on a deeper level.”

For Sheridan, the rescue experience was life-changing – it even made her daughter wish to be a veterinarian!

“He is like their dog. They love him very much. He has a barn, a huge pasture and a beautiful home. He is very tame, but intimidating looking,” said Sheridan. “He looks cautiously before he turns his head — he has those big horns! But he just knew we were there to help him, not to hurt him. We’re so glad he’s part of our community.”

“Margaret and I are thankful we live in an area that cares and watches out for another when challenges arrive, no matter how big or small,” said Kenneth Tann.

Source: The Dodo

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While Koda was waiting to be adopted at the Kent Animal Shelter in Calverton, New York, the Animal Farm Foundation noted that he would be a great candidate for the Assistance Dog Program. This program takes qualified pit bulls from shelters and gives them the necessary training to become service dogs.

“All dogs are individuals, and while some tend to prefer staying cozy on the couch all day as a family pet, others have the right characteristics to perform service work,” Bernice Clifford, director of behavior and training at AFF, told The Dodo. “In Koda’s case, he had a great personality, was very comfortable with being around other dogs and people and had the desire and energy to do the work.”

Koda began his life at a farm and enjoyed roaming around with the cows. Unfortunately, the landlord did not enjoy the animals mingling and demanded that Koda be rehomed. When a new home was found, animal control checked up on the new owners – and it turned out they had been convicted of animal cruelty in the past. Koda was taken out of the home and was placed in a shelter.

Koda spent a year training for basic obedience and understanding environments to be experienced with his handler (for instance, grocery stores, airports, plans, or public transportation). He learned about how to respond to seizures, how to pick up dropped items, and how to call for help when needed.

Once he completed his training, Koda was paired with a handler that matched him perfectly – Fiona Gilbert, and exercise physiologist from San Francisco, California.

As a sufferer of multiple sclerosis, or MS, Filber experiences a number of symptoms on a daily basis. When she saw a documentary about a woman with the same diagnosis utilizing a service dog, she felt inspired to try the same.

Gilbert applied for a service pit bull in 2014, and has waited three years to be paired – an average waiting period for a service dog, according to Gilbert.

“It was my husband who first said, ‘What you need is a pit bull service dog,’ and I remember saying, ‘Don’t be stupid, there’s no such thing,’” Gilbert said. “And here I am with an ultra-amazing pit bull service dog.”

“It’s not often that you see a movement therapist needing a service dog to help them move and do their job,” Gilbert expplained. “I travel a lot for work and my job is physically demanding.”

Gilbert works with patients suffering from neurological disorders, much like herself. Her job can leave her exhausted. With Koda, Gilbert is able to use less of her body strength to work, allowing her to better focus on the task at hand – helping her clients!

“Koda braces me when I do [flexibility training] work on my clients so I am not so tired at the end of the day,” Gilbert said. “I’m able to do things like make dinner and have a conversation with my husband without falling asleep on the couch or into my soup.”

Before Koda came into her life, daily tasks such as walking could be extremely difficult. “Walking is one of the trickiest [and most tiring] things to do when you have a neurological disorder,” she said. “With Koda, I can trust him to make sure that I am safe and walking well, so I don’t need as much energy to walk.”

The exhaustion Gilbert felt from her job caused difficulty managing her MS.

“When I get exhausted, my symptoms flare,” Gilbert said. “Travel became difficult. I look healthy, but I can’t form words, so I would appear to be drunk and sometimes denied boarding a plane. Having Koda means I am not as tired and my invisible disability becomes visible.”

While Koda is a hardworker, he also enjoys his free time. He loves basking in the sun…

Snuggling…

Playing with squeaky toys…

And having snacks!

The relationship between Gilbert and Koda helps to tear down negative stereotypes about pit bulls.

“I’d never owned a pit bull before Koda, but I was familiar with their public image and thought it was unfair to sideline an entire breed,” Gilbert said. “Seeing us work, people have been learning about dogs as individuals.”

“Koda has had quite the roller coaster in life and so have I,” Gilbert said. “But being a pit bull or a person who has a diagnosis handed to them or a crappy history doesn’t define who they are. It is what they do with it, it is how we respond back to the world that defines us.”

Source: The Dodo

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Sophie the cat was rescued when she was 3 years old. 

She was found in a hoarding situation with many other animals, all stacked in cages – one on top of the other. Fortunately, Sophie was taken in by the Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL). In a short time, she was adopted. 

Sophie is very loving, and worries about seeing her parents as much as possible. When first adopted, she spent the first few nights sleeping on top of the dresser. She wanted to make sure she was high enough to watch over her parents, and she always knew when it was time to wake up in the morning. 

“I tried to see if she would sleep in our bed but she insisted on always sleeping on the dresser,” Sophie’s mom, Christiana Viscusi, told The Dodo. “So after a few nights I cleared off the dresser and put her bed there. She’s been going up to her bed when we go to bed ever since.” 

Now, Sophie has a little bed that is a small version of a human bed! She even has her own sheet sets and comforters. Each night, Sophie’s mom tucks her in. 

“She sleeps there the entire night all tucked in,” Viscusi said. “She gets up only once around 3 a.m. for a snack, then heads back up to her bed until my alarm goes off in the morning.” 

Sophie has an Instagram account that lets everyone see how cute this bedtime process is. Many people think that Sophie’s mom is making Sophie pose for the pictures…

But in reality, Sophie really sleeps cozied up in her bed! She loves being close to her family, and she enjoys being tucked in to her bed just like her parents.

Sophie loves cuddling up inside, but she also loves time outdoors! 

“If I even say, ‘Sophie wanna go outside?’ she will come running and sit down to get her harness put on to go outside,” Viscusi told The Dodo. “She could spend hours outside monitoring the yard. When I get home from work she’s waiting at the door and circling me to go outside. We have a routine where we go outside for at least an hour when I get home because I know she’s anxiously been waiting all day.”

Viscusi started taking Sophie for outdoor adventures after a year with the family. During their time outside, a neighbor’s cat began following them everywhere they went. 

The neighbor’s cat, Scottie, would watch carefully for weeks. As time went on, he began moving his way closer and closer – until he was finally right at Sophie’s side. 

Sophie’s mom came to realize that Scottie was also rescued from a hoarding situation. Sophie and Scottie were adopted around the same time! 

“It’s very possible they were at the same place and each put in different shelters, but I really don’t know,” Viscusi said. “Just makes us wonder. Especially because Scottie’s owners said he hasn’t gotten along with any other cats and are shocked at how much he loves being around Sophie.”

While there is no way to know for sure if Scottie and Sophie came from the same place, but they have grown to be best friends. They love spending time together! 

“Every time we are outside when he is, he runs right over to hang out,” Viscusi said to The Dodo. “In the summer it’s several times a week. If he sees us on our balcony from his lawn he comes over and cries up at us then goes and sits at our backdoor waiting for us to bring her out. It’s really cute.” 

While Sophie may have come from a difficult past, it has not dampened her loving and sweet ways. She is thankful for the life she has now, the bed she has to sleep in, and the friends and family she has by her side. 

Source: The Dodo 

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